Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-11
TWO NECKs SAVED.
Communication ef the Sem
tea1se Against Schwab
and Fielden.
Thar Lives Spared and they 90 to
the Feni;entiaryfr The Balance
ofsheir Days.

Chicago, Nov. 10. $50 p. m.-Sheriff
Matsoo has received advice from Spring
field that the sentences OF, Fielden aud
Schwab have been committed to Lie i'm
prisonment. The other four will hang
tomorrow.
When the news OF the communication of
the sentence of Fielden aud Sehwab was
received Mt the jail, there was an extra
ordinary scene OF activity. The news
was sent to the relatives of all the con-
'demned men. and in q short time they
began to arrive ct the jail. The first OF
the women to come was Mrs. Schwsb.
Soon after Schwab was brought from
his cell to the main office. His wife
quickly advanced to him. and throwing
her arms about his neck, burst into
tears. Schwab returned the embrace
in a calm manner, and soon the two
were chatting quietly together. After
this Spies and Fischer were. brought
from their cells and taken to the jail
library. Engel was brought to the
private office of Mr. Folz. This was
done for the purpose OF allowing the re-
~latives TO take their last interviews,
The first one of the ONE to arrive
after Mrs. Schwab was Miss Engle, the
daughter of the condemned anarchist,
When the two met in the private Office
there was an outburst OF grief, which it
is impossible to describe. Father and
daughter chung to each other and sob
bed convulisively. Their conversation
was IN German, and listened to only by
Deputy Olson. Then came Mrs. Spice
the mothertof August. She had been
waiting outside for an hour and a half.
Her sobs could be heard through the
corridor of the building. She did not
stay long in the library with her sol
and on her exit from the jail Mrs
Fischer was admitted, She went into
the library, and her lamentations were
heard above the tramp of deputies who
swarmed about the place. But the
browning soene Of all was the visit o
Nina VarZsndt, the proxy wife of Spies
She was conducted to the library BY
Deputy Olson. AS che walked through
the main office she betrayed no emotion
The moment at which she saw August
however, completely changed her d mea
noY. There was o look, then q gasp
and in a trice the lovers were in esct
others arms. A bevy of curions reporter
and officers crowded mp to the door o
the library, bpt it was quickly shut by
the deputy. The interview between thu
prisoner and bis faithful devotee LASTED
nearly half an hour. What actuall,
transplred will never to knew to til,
world but it was sufficient to bring
glimmer of tears to the eyes of the oil,
deputy. In half an hour the lovers hat
parted and the ex cisement of the en-
trance of Nina had parsed.
AT 6 O'Clock there was al in. influx o
deputy sheriffs to the Jail. Men Wit
had for years been serving civil writ
and not bothering their heads abou
hangipRs came in. They all wore heav
overoosts, and IN the right hand pocket
OF these were bulky offsets, which t
eyes of the experienced were plainly re
~volvers. Orders were given forbiddini
the entrance of any one not ~connecte,
with the press or sheriff's Office. The
some of the deputies went to supper an
matters qnieted down. A rumor We
started to the effect that Schwab an
Ftslden wonld be removed to Joliet Q
$50 O'Clock, but Taller Folz declare
that he had no orders to that effect.
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